G.T. Diamond Drilling Services
26 Fairfield Road
Dundee, DD3 8HR
Phone - (01382) 813399
Fax - (01382) 813388
Email sales@gtdiamonddrilling.com
www.gtdiamonddrilling.com
26 Fairfield Road
Dundee, DD3 8HR
Phone -
www.gtdiamonddrilling.com
THE ABILITY TO CARRY OUT WORK WHERE TRADITIONAL METHODS WOULD FAIL
The picture above shows robotic demolition of a first floor entrance within a local university building. The entrance was situated on the roof space of a building and therefore conventional demolition equipment was prohibited and the ease of debris removal a priority. This picture clearly demonstates just how versitile GT Diamond Drilling are when faced with working in chalenging enviroments.
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CONCRETE CRUSHING
The jaws of the crusher are installed over over the concrete to be removed. The jaws come together and the concrete is crushed. This process is repeated until the whole area is removed. Any reinforcing is then cut away using an angle grinder or cutters.
The jaws of the crusher are installed over over the concrete to be removed. The jaws come together and the concrete is crushed. This process is repeated until the whole area is removed. Any reinforcing is then cut away using an angle grinder or cutters.
AVANT
A flexible and robust piece of equipment which can be used for a number of differing purposes from demolition using a pecker to removing concrete debris using its bucket or forks.
A flexible and robust piece of equipment which can be used for a number of differing purposes from demolition using a pecker to removing concrete debris using its bucket or forks.
CONCRETE BURSTING
This method is achieved first by drilling a series of holes. Once the holes have been completed the burster head is inserted into the holes. Pressure is applied from the hydraulic power pack via the hoses and the burster creates cracks in the concrete. The process is repeated the whole area will break up ready for removal.
This method is achieved first by drilling a series of holes. Once the holes have been completed the burster head is inserted into the holes. Pressure is applied from the hydraulic power pack via the hoses and the burster creates cracks in the concrete. The process is repeated the whole area will break up ready for removal.